Things to Do

Built to resemble a stadium, Big Al’s Sports Bar & Grill boasts wrap-around booth seating, and jumbotron, and offers game favorites such as wings, specialty salads, pizza, specialty burgers and sandwiches. Daily happy hour specials are offered on many food and drinks from the full-service bar.

Additional features include exposed trusses, metal decking, concrete floors, a painted sky ceiling, four 50″ HD plasmas, eight 42″ plasmas, AND an 14ft x 55ft jumbotron that can be viewed as three massive wide-screens or divided into any combination of smaller viewing screens.

Open daily for dine-in, takeout and delivery

Perched on the edge of the urban growth boundary west of Portland, PCC Rock Creek is surrounded by forest, wetland, farmland and suburb. Three acres of “land lab” shelter projects for the college’s landscape technology programs. SIPs, straw bale, foam core construction, eco-roofing and earthen ovens dot the campus, a testament to the diverse learning opportunities offered by PCC’s building construction technology programs. Students graze on cafeteria food from organic learning gardens, and a composting area endeavors to close that loop. Rock Creek may well be the confluence of the Silicon Forest and Oregon’s commitment to green practices.

Tradition, Italian, and family are the foundations of Apolloni Vineyards and its winemaking. In 1999, owner/winemaker Alfredo Apolloni and his wife, Laurine, purchased the vineyard, which is located in the Northern Willamette Valley. Today Apolloni specializes in the production of traditional Pinot Noir and Italian-style wines. Situated 25 miles west of Portland, the 40-acre vineyard’s location provides an ideal growing climate for Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris and Pinot Blanc varietals. Apolloni Vineyards is proud to follow the practices of the Oregon LIVE sustainable viticulture program.

Reservations are recommended; walk-ins are welcome if seating is available. Guests must wear a face mask when indoors.

Cedar Mill Park is a 4.97-acre public park on bus route with a baseball field, a soccer field, a softball field, two tennis courts, ADA accessible trail, picnic tables and restrooms.

3 Goats Vineyard takes pride in crafting wines from fruit grown all around the Pacific Northwest. From Pinot Noir grown at their estate vineyard in the Tualatin Hills AVA, to Syrah and Sauvignon Blanc sourced from the beautiful Applegate Valley AVA in Southern Oregon, 3 Goats’ wine library is a reflection of this gorgeous winegrowing region. Please visit 3 Goats’ website for current business hours and to view the featured tasting flight.

The tasting room also offers beer, featured seasonal wine spritzers and non-alcoholic beverages.

Reservations recommended for parties of 4 or more.

The Beaverton Library is located at the intersection of Hall Blvd. and 5th Street. There are three (3) meeting rooms. Meeting rooms are available for use during normal operating hours of the Library. The Beaverton City Library also hosts art exhibits and its auditorium serves as the performance space for the Beaverton Civic Theatre Company.

EcoShuttle offers sustainable transportation for any occasion, including customized wine tours, outdoor eco-adventures, weddings and shuttle services for corporate, meeting and sporting events. A green-friendly airport shuttle is available for groups of five and more to and from Portland International Airport.

The Oregon Chorale is a seventy-voice symphonic choir that has been delighting audiences since 1985. Concerts showcase a variety of styles from formal (Baroque, Classical, Contemporary periods) to informal (folk music, spirituals, dinner theater and staged shows).

Ridgewood View Park is a 5.25-acre public park on bus route with two tennis courts, picnic tables, playground, and restrooms.